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1. lucb1e+Ep[view] [source] 2019-08-08 14:01:49
>>lordna+(OP)
Has anyone ever seen an online community (with more than a handful of users) that focuses on more than cute puppy pictures and that is not described as "toxic" by "critics"? I'd say that HN does a great job at avoiding that. The article is titled "moderating hacker news" but fails to describe just how good a job the moderators and owners are doing. The moderators for moderation, and the owners for (as I perceive it) giving the moderators the freedom to try things that are best for the community (such as the politics-free experiment).
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2. Tiktaa+CS[view] [source] 2019-08-08 17:19:40
>>lucb1e+Ep
Traditional forums are usually strictly moderated and are not toxic. (eg. Resetera, Somethingawful)
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